Municipality of Tinoc, Province of Ifugao

                                                                                                                                                                                                   

MUNICIPALITY OF TINOC

PROVINCE OF IFUGAO

Year Approved: 1991


SHIELD - derived form the provincial seal of Ifugao where the town is located; it also depicts the bravery of the townspeople in protecting themselves from outside force.

NATIVE HOUSE - where the people of Tinoc live which characterizes them as peace loving and with close family ties.


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